Stay updated with breaking news from Misha zelenskyy. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.
That. misha zelenskyy, thank you very much, look forward to talking with you again, do stay safe. thank you. there are a lot of unanswered questions about wnba star brittney griner s detainment in russia. there is concern she could be used as a political pawn. the latest, next. their only friend? the open road. i have friends. [ chuckles ] well, he may have friends, but he rides alone. that s jeremy, right there! we re literally riding together. he gets touchy when you talk about his lack of friends. can you help me out here? no matter why you ride, progressive has you covered with protection starting at $79 a year. well, we re new friends. to be fair. eh, still. [winter wind noises] you wanna go out, walter? let s go. yeah! mush, walter! pace yourself. whoa. ....
Breaking news, new video appearing to show civilians fleeing a russian bombardment. this in the city of urpan, a suburb of the capital of kyiv. residents and journalists are shown running for their lives. reporters on the ground say three members of a family died, a woman and two children. they were hit with a mortar while trying to flee. the report has been corroborated by the new york times. nbc has yet to independently confirm that. let s bring in fulbright scholar and national security expert misha zelenskyy, reporting from lviv in western ukraine. tell me what the situation is where you are. reporter: thanks for having ....
On the phone with putin today, urging him to end all operations and protect nuclear sites. all leaders reported putin did not agree to end the attacks. ukrainian president zelenskyy is once again pressing the west for help to protect his airspace from russian bombers. the u.s. is now in talks with poland on a possible deal to send poland s old russian-made mig fighters to ukraine. the steady stream of refugees continuing across the borders, ali velshi is in hungary talking to some of them. reporter: you see this happening to your country, how do you feel? i don t want to see this, it really hurts. we have a number of reporters deployed to bring you the very latest from the fighting in ukraine, the refugee save havens in poland, to the white house. we ll go to nbc s molly hunter joining us from the ground in lviv, ukraine for us. molly, let s start with the second attempt, a failed attempt ....
Want to see russia kicked out of that and they are saying in their words give us safe skies, they are asking for air support and no flight zones, it s unlikely to happen, but they re asking for it. misha zelenskyy, thank you, please stay safe. i want to go now from ukraine over to moscow where nbc s ralph centers are standing by, ralph i just spoke with misha about this, about the discussions happening in the moscow, the way that russians are seeing their leaders, we heard from him that the ukrainians are seeing russia, the anger towards them, now you re in kazakhstan, and they have denied the request to join as well. one of russia s closest ally, historically, seeming like another indication of just how russia s reputation is on the world stage along with putin s reputation. ....
Is a decisive battle, things have slowed the russians substantially. they were able to use that as a staging ground, and take kyiv in 24 hours, that hasn t happened yet. that is surprisingly misha, how do ukrainians feel about the fact that this is not something that they expected coming from the russians at the end of the day. when you ve them remain calm, for quite some time in the lead up to this and now they re being attacked essentially by people they know, people that look like them people that speak the same language as them, former family members to a certain extent, they have family in russia, it s very personal for so many. it absolutely is, i ve been ....